Video: Saab in Detroit
I feel compelled to post this, but not to comment on it. Not yet, anyway.
Watch and enjoy (or Mr Bergstrom will find you and give you that BioPower stare…..).
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How car a car that uses 30% more fuel be more efficient? Biopower is a joke, IMHO.
zippy - Did you read Gripen’s post? It explains how it’s more efficient pretty clearly.
Wait, why is Ryan pitching Saabs? Was he hired by GM?
zippy: it’s more efficient in that it uses more of its energy content to power the vehicle and doesn’t waste as much as gasoline.
Quick and easy answer: No.
Who wouldnt buy a car that offers the same if not better performance than what you may have already intended to purchase, with the added benefit of being cheaper out of pocket, eliminating congestion charge outlays and resulting in free parking. Its a shame North American politicians are not so forward thinking.
Hmm, I wonder if those are little Griffin’s on Steve Shannon’s necktie